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IS. II. AULL, EDITOR. Entered at the I'ostoflice at Newberry, S. C., as 2nd class matter. g g Tuesday, April 28, 1908. fire t ha riot l e Observer needs u now proof reader. An item in that paper this morning concerning Rock Hill in "which the name of Ibis city was twice mentioned in seven linos first had us "Dock IiilV and (Iron named us "K-ock Dill." We protest against such uu neighborly -onduct.?Rock Hill lieeord. You have overlooked the fact that the North Carolina Press Association was in session in Chariot ee. N o further 'explanation should be expected. Mi. II. M. S(iiel\h?>?;se, of Clemson college am) secretary of tin- Slate fertilizer board, slates to flic Anderson Daily .Mail thai I lie Stale's rex "lie I coin |||(. sale (if fertilizer tans is greater I hi.-, season trian for the same time last season. Last year up to luu,' I. I he total receipts of Clemson college I roiii this source were $|f>7,<><>(). This yeac ilic r.-ccipts have alien. |y aii)oiii)lc<| In jj: 1 (I7/J00. There Avill nol I>?? a great many more higs sold this season. Mr. St'ackhouso aflso staled that last year unused tags t<? the amount of $7,000 were redeemed. It is very probable that some of the tags for this year will also bo presented for redemption. Ibis is just $100,000 more than 'Clenison received from this source some few years ago. CONVERTED TO TROHIBITION. Mr. I*,. II. Anil, of Newberry, one of the most prominent men of |he Stale, 1!| editor and a member of ITie lo^is* i;i!i"e. a f . r 11; e r dispiwsnry advocate, "- i- in Aik.-n !:i -I Tuesday. IIlli.'il a I! liavimr Si-en' prohibition tried in h's coiinry tie is eonviuc d that il i< a .ureal improvement ovI ho dispensary system ainf linil N'ew lirrn would under no condition re 1111 11 |o the I i < 111 o t- r r:i fTI<*.?Aiken lonrnal and Review. I he successful operation of prohibition has also caused many thoughtful men in kdgofield county to changa their views on this great question. ^\\ e, the people of Kdgelicld, are not. directly conrvn>?d about the success or failure of prohibition in Maine or Kansas, but about its success hero at our very doors. If it has decreased the consumption of intoxicants, and practically stopped their sale, have the moral counige to say so.? Kdgeliold Advertiser. The above is alright and correct except that wo never were "a former dispensary advocate." The practical "working of prohibition for Newberry is better than barrooms or dispensary and we do not care to change. Whether it would be well to force prohibibitiou on the entire Slate or not wo a re not so sure. IT the dispensary could be opera ted as a dispensary for the purpose of restricting and controlling the sale and consumption of whiskey it might be a good system but when it is run for the money that may bo made it is all "wrong. The human race as at present constituted is going to have some sort of stimulant and when the use of whiskey is prohibited it might result in the adoption and use of soinelhinu far worse. I 'itt so far as Xewherry count v is concerned we believe every one is satisfied with the result of prohihit ion. We notice that in Spartanburg county the cotton mills of that county have decided to shut down. The information given out at a meeting held on Saturday, is lhal they will accept no lurther orders for cloth at present prices and I hat they will shut down their mills indT-finitely. not later than July 1. 1 DOS. This affects the thirty-seven milb in Spartanburg county alone, represents /Vi.OSl) spindles and 0S1!) operators. We are glad lo stale that the mills in Newberry are not affected and so far as is known nt present thvv will not shut down except for tin usual vacation which is given durinjj the summer. THREE GOOD MEN. Resolutions by Farmers Union or Death of Dr. Ruff, J. A. Oromer, J, H. Smith. The Rutherford Farmers T'nion ii live last live months has lost In death three of its most useful mom hers. There were good citizens. Tin following resolutions were adopted b; the Union: Whereas, it lias pleased the wis" I: \ Disposer of evnts to remove from I I this Iiit; our friend and brother, J. LI. II M. Knil*. ' .And whereas, ii is proper ami becoining to louder the last testimony of respect for his virtues mid our admiration for him. . ItoHolved: - e<1 1st. Lliat while we humbly acknowledge t<io hand of the Almighty in this dispensation of his Providence, we cannot withhold an expression of. regret for his bereavement. . 2nd. That iu the death of our l" brother, the county of Newberry ha ' been deprived of a good citizen, and 1 " his family of a kind and affectionate father and husband and this order of *)c one of its faithful members. 011 3rd. That a copy of these resolu- a tions be spread upon our minutes and one sent |o the family of the deceas- m< ed and one to viie county papers for publication. j Whereas, it has pleased tire wise <> Disposer <>| events to remove from this life our friend and brother, John A. Cromer. And whereas, ii i? proper ami becoiiiini? to tender the rasr testimony of respect for |;;s virtues and our ad- a miration for him. resolved: 1st. I'hat while we humbly aekuow- 1 >< ledi?e the hand of I)i<> Almighty in this dispensation of his Providence, we cannot withhold an expression of regret for his bereavement. 2nd. lb at in the death of our brother, tire county of Newberry has he been deprived of a good citizen, and er; /ii's iamily of a kind and affectionate father aud husbaud and this order of one of its faithful members. I 3rd. That, a copy of these resolu- so lions be spread upon our minutes and do one sent to the family of the deceased I and one !o the countv papers for nublieation. t Whereas l? til herfnrd I'niun \n. |?i.~? i I has been called .hi |,y Divine IVovi-| SM deiicr i?i HHMirn the loss < ! i?iie of our ' pa.-t <' h a p I a i i is, br>>t ?.er Jenkins II. ! ; Sinilb, I he1eIire. be iI restd ved : | d.* j l*~l. I hat by I he death ??I |'r>>. Jen- t '< kins II. Smith, we have lost one of our l>< most zealous menibcv. -lid. That by the death we lose his ? counsels in our union, yet we will cherish his memory for his union fidelity. Jrd. I hat waile we deeply deplore this dispensation of the supreme ruler ?S of the universe, we bow in humble submission to this unerring will. Ilh. I hat a page in our minute book be suitably inscribed to his memory and a copy of these resolu- . tions be sent to his family and one )C to each of the county papers. 1,1 A girl should never know a man whom she would be nsfianied to have her mother know she knows. ' cn STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 11 COUNTY OF N'lvW'JWRRY. of My Frank M. Sclnimpert, Esquire, ? Probate Judge. W5th/IMvAK, Elliott P. Dunn and Dr. W. A. Dunn hath made suit to me, to grant them letters of administration of the estate of and effects of !u Thaddeus S. Duncan. Je THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite ic and admiuish nil and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Thaddeus S. Duncan deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the 'fl court of probate, to be held at Newberry, S. ,?n t!io thirteenth day ol May next after publication thereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to a>i show cause, il any they have, why the ,,| said administ ration should not be p(l granted. GIVlvN under my hand, this 271)1 __ day ol April Anno Domini, 1 DOS. Prank M. Schumpert, J. P. N. C. CHARLESTON & WESTERN CAJt- J OLINA RY. p{ Schedule in offect November 3rd, 1907 t Lv. Newberry (C N & L.) 12:46 p. m. f? - Ar. Laurens .1 ;f>2 p. m. ol Lv. Laurens (C. & W. C.) 2:15 p. m. si ' Ar. Greenville 3:40 p. m. pi I Lv. Laurens 2:07 p. rL. ' Ar. Spartanburg 3.35 p. m. ' Lv. Spartanburg (So. Ry.) 3:40 p. m. f Ar. Hendersonville 6:25 p. m. e< Ar. Ash evil le 7:30 p. in. tl Lv. Laurens (C. & W. C.) 2:00 p. m. C Ar. Greenwood 2:56 p. m. ri Ar. McCormick 3:55 p. m. 1 Ar. Augusta 5:40 p. m. Note: The above arrivals and departures, as well as connections with a: other companies, are given as infor- ol 1 mation, and are not guaranteed. si ' Ernest Williams, p Gen. Pass. Agt., ? Augusta, Ga. T >' Geo. T. Bryan, Greenville, S. C. Gon, Agt. v * INNOUNCEiENT for the state senate: Alan Johnstone is herdby noiuin [ for the State Senate, subject to I iles oi' the Democratic primary. FOR SHERIF Being conscious of the . t thai ive discharged the duties of I erift's ollice to the best of my at V, a??d believing that I have t dorsement of the majority of I ople of Newberry county, to tl d, 1 would again annoucne mys candidate for reelection, subject e decision of the Democratic p nry. M. M. Buford, I am a candidate for Sheriff wherry county, subject to the ru lire Democratic parly. Cannon fl. Blense, for coroner: >f. X. I>ass is hereby announced candidate for coroner of Newbcr unly, subjeet |o the rules of I mocratie primary. for county supervisor. Jack ii. Smith is hereby nominal r the ofticc of Supervisor for Ne rry county, subject to the Den utic primary election. F hereby announce myself a cam te for the ollice of county Super r and will abide the rules of t mocratie parly. 1T. If. Abrnms, I announce mysell as a candid; ! Supcrvis.-r ;1U.1 will abide t'ro i' I llii* I < ni'K i alit* |>arl v. 1-. I Keaglo, I hereby niniiminv myself a can ile |\.r Supervisor for New hoi unly aii,l will abide lite rules of l mocratie party. Benj. Halfacre for magistrate. Townships Nos. 1 and 8. 1'. M. Lindsay is hereby announe a candidate for magistrate for N and S Townships and will abide I suit of the Democratic primary. I am a candidate for Mau'istr, r Nos. 1 and 8 Townships, and v 1 governed by the rules of the 1 ocratic party. Jno. Henry Chappell For Magistrate No. 11. AY. Ti. Kibler is announced as ndidate for Magistrate for numl township and will abide the ru t!.e Democratic party. SUP'T OF EDUCATION. B. L Jones is hereby nominal r position of Superintendent of I ation for Newberry County, si ct to the decision of the Democr primary. J. B. O'Neall Ilollowav is annou I as a candidate for Couuly Sup undent of Education and will ah e rules of the I)enw?cratic party. J. S. AN heeler is hereby annoum ; a candidate for re-election to lice of Superintendent of Kducafi Newberry County subject to i lies of (he Democratic primarv. for treasurer. John L. Kpps is announced as mdidate for re-election as com easurer of Newberry county j ill abide the rules of the Democra irly. for clerk of court. Jno. C. fJogans is hereby nominal t re-elect ion to the ollice of Oh Court for Newberry county, S. ibject to I ho rules of the Democra ri ma ry. for auditor. AN m. A\ . (. romer is hereby annou 1 as a candidate for re-election re office of Auditor for Xewbe ounty, and is pledged to abide ilos of the Democratic primary. for master IT. IT. Rikard is hereby announ s a candidate <?or re-election to ITice of Master for Newberry con ibject If) the rules of (he Democrt rimary. ry the "ribbon winnei Best pencil perforated tablet the market, for 5c. Broaddus Ruff. , a THE COUNTY PENSIONERS. ^ Clerk of Court Goggans Has Recei cc1. tlic Cheek?Is Ready to Pay the Money. at- ' the Clerk of Court Goggnns lias recei ed the pension money for this count, class. to Wliini they belong and tl amount given each class are printc The names of the pensioners and tl j in totfay .'s paper. ;ho total amount apportioned 1 >il_ this county is $4457. There are 17 ;he pensioners: two in class B at $72.t ;h0 each; twelve in Class C. No. .1 at $4 Ijjg each, fifty-six in c^ss C No. 2 i ejf $21.20 each, sixteen in Class C No. ?0 at $48 cadi and v?iirlit y-fonr in Chu ri. C. No. 4 at $21.20 each. The pension commissioner in mal in?r up thi> summary, however, cout ted only eighty-three in class C N 0jj 4 and made the total l(?f) and Hi |os check, recei vet I hv Clerk of Coui Goggans is. therefore, $21.20.less tha $44.>7 or the exact amount, of tli check is $11.M.SO. This is simply a mi: take and Mr. Goggaus f.as written t llu! pension clerk to that effect. M as ^"?.U'"'ans is ready to disburse tli 1|>v money to the pensioners hut under 111 j,*tl law they will have to rail for it i person and receipt to the clerk l'< tne amount of their pension. Pension Roll for the year 100S. Class B. $72.00 Each, ed Pass, J, N., Newberry, Ivester, George, Prosperity. ,0' Class C. No. 1. $48.00 Each. tBoozer, B. Prank, Prosperity. Day, P. F. ili- Gannon, II. I)., Little Mountain, vi- Hilt, Rainey, Gary. lie Kinard, .1. Phillip, Sliglrs. Koon. William. Kinard. .1. Piv-Mon, i'omaria. I.al iirop. <i. |)., N e wberrv. lie -Me\\ :t t i !c <. -I;i\\\. N ewberry, ,, Smiili. T. \|.. Sii-j'.s. i \\"i i:Mi -. \V. I '. j '! 1 i:; I :i: i.. \Y. \\'.. Wuberrv. Class C No. 2 .*21.20 Each", j Bradley. I.. P.. Newberry. tli- I >lai-I. II lopia. fry Boiaui'. S. 1>, I'rosperitv. lie Brea/.ele, .1. \\\. I'omari;:. Boozer. 1). T? I'rosperitv. Buzhardt, W. II.. Newberry. ? Bra swell, W. A., Newberry. Boozer, P A., Newberry. Cromer, John F., Newberry. Cromer, E. S., Newberry. efl Calines, ,1. T., Newberry. os- Cannon, J. I)., Newberry. Crisp, -Joed T., Gary. Chambers, J. B., Newberry. Davenport, \V. P.. Longshore. rile Denson. .John F., Newberry. rill Dtiwd, J. M., Slight. )e- Davenport, J. Pink, Chappells. Dickert, O. A., Prosperity. Dennis, 1). B., Newberry. Enlow, John A., Whitmire. Eison, T. J., Maybinton. Elmore, W. R., Whitmire. 1 ;l Fuliner, W. R. Sligfis. Fuhner, I^evi J., Derricks. es George, Adam, Slighs. Gilliard, J. H., Newberry. ~~ Griffin, M. W., Jalapa. Gruber, Tx'vi, Pomaria. ted Josnhon, J. F., Newberry. Kinard, J. Andrew, Prosperity, jb. Livingston, G. S., Slighs. Livingston, J. H., Slighs. McCullom, John, TV>m?rra. McCullough, T. W., Whitmire. nc- Peacne. ITacket, Prosperity. ej._ Pearson, Geo. \V.. Newberry, ide Porter. J. J.. Newberry. Qualtlebaum, J. ! '., Sligns. Reese. E. W\. Reuben. Ruff. Moorman, Newberrv. ?cd Rut<icrford. \V. E.. Prosperity, the Riser, .lames A.. Prosperity, ion Sliealy. W. A., from Lexington. Ihe Sense. I). E.. Helena. Smith. E. M.. Glvmphville. ? Swindler, J. \V., Newberry. Thrifty, G. \V? Prosperrry. a Taylor, John F., Newberry. l{y Qualtlebaum. Jefferson, Whitmir md Werts. Jonathan, Old Town, tic Wilson. Jno. P., Slighs. Wesson, T. N., Newberry. Willard, 1). D.. Whilmire. Williams, C. M., No wberrvted Williams. J. E., Xewber?'v 31'k "Class C No. 4 $21.20 Each. C.? Bridges, AmaiuTa, Slighs. itic Boozer, Rebecca C-.. Prosperity. Brooks, Elizabeth. Bright. Sarah M., Newberry. Campbell. Frances L.. NcSvberry. ne- Cromer. Einmeline. Glvmphville. to Chapman. Caroline, Newberry. n'.Y Dickert, Mary T., Pomnrfa. th5 'Hunter, M. Ii.. Newberry. Kelly, Elizabeth, Pomaria. Kibler, L. M., Pomaria. Kinard, Margaret, Pomaria. ced Neel. E. C.. Newberry, tha Oxner. Mary A., Utopia, nty Thompson, Rebecca J.. Utopia. itic Wheeler. M. E., Kinard. Clamp. Margaret C.. Newberry. mmmm Prilt. Francis. Newberry. V Bedenbanuh. Martha, Newberry, on Brooks, E. C., Prosperity. & Campsen, Ann S., Newbery. Chalmers, E. V., Helena. # S Confid< ^ | when eating, that y ,y I highest wholesomene I nothing: hi it that [? | distress you ? maf ,0 | doubly comfortable a is | This supreme c 3 1 have when the food :: | ESOHI 11 I u^Uh?SoluffliE*l '0 3 % ? I The only baking j ^ (1 with Royal Grape Cr " I There can be no c< ; j dence when eating: all der food. Chemists s I \ less of the alum powd I alum or alum salts ren Cromer, S. E., Newberry lioi Clary, M Helen, Newberry. the Cannon, T. C., Newberry. (ho 'Cromer, Margaret, Reuben. I'm Cromer, Mary, Newberry. of ( miner. R-obecca, Mayne. fniClainyj*. AI ;i -.raivl Newberry. (]u? I )a\cu|K.rl, Petti,. i... IVI Cast. ! V(l, j Diekerl. Nanr.v j j lU-liaii. Catherine, Prosperity. on, Ilarrietl R., .'"losperity. line] Kpt ing, Margarel. Newberry. Mori Pelker. Elizabeth, Reuben. (iarlington. S. I.,, ?7ewberrv. lira ha in. Alary ('., j/eubens. J la vi nl, ,1aines, Silver Street. Hal Caere, S. C., Newberry. Hutchinson, Mary A., Newberry. a Harris, Nancy C., Newberry. Hipp, Louisa A., Newberry. Hendrix, Jane, Silver Street. j Horton, Ennily, Jalapa. Sf0 Holt, Sallie, Newberry. ass Henry, S. 10., Newberry. Johnson, Sarah L., Newberry. ap. Johnson, Miriam, Newberry. Kibler, Elizabeth .7.. Newberry. \ss Kinar<l, S. C., Newberry. Tvoon, S. E., Pom an a. Kibler, Sarah, Newberry. Kibler, Julia A., Newberry. Livingston, Lueinda, Newberry. Lyles, Lou, Newberry. ^ Lon 'shore, M. E., :STe?'bovcy. ass Moon, Catherine, Newberry. m<* Meggs, Maw Ti. 4 O Merchant, L. M., Prosperity. MalTfett, S. C., Newberry. MdCarley, Harriett F., Whitmire. MeGownn, F. S., Newberry. Mann, M. M., Newberry. Metts, Mat-tie J., Slighs. Moats, Lueinda, ICinards. Mayer, T^ouisa L., Prosperity. Metts, Elizabeth, Little Mountain. McDewitt, M. E., Newberry. All Montgomery, Jaire A.. Newberry. J Morris, Dollie, Prosperity, Nealv, Mary. Newberry. Nance, Dollie R., Newberry. C Odell, Sallie, Whit mires. fParrot I, Nancy, Newberry, S Pugli, Debean, Prosperity. 'I Perry, M. S.. Helena. me; Rhodes, C. L, Prosperity. (ho Richardson, Nancy K? Slighs. whi Rikard, Prances, Newberry. at Rcid, S. A., Newberry. poiStockman. Nancy. (he ,e Sing-ley, Margaret, Slighs. tha Stuck, Mary M. Sanders, Clementine, Silver Street. <. Sanders, Julia. (Mr? Town. Shealy, Elizabeth, Slighs. , , Schawl/., Marcella. Jj"fi Shealy, R. Catherine, Prosperity. H Sligli, H. Ti.. Newberry. ' J"? Sligh, Josephine E., Slighs. S|i11 well, Mary P., Prosperity. j'IJ Swit tenburg, Nancy, Jalapa. 0(| Turner. L. E., Prosperity. , . Todd, Sarah. Newberry. ' Tolbert, Nancy, Prosperity. . Tobia, Jane. ^ ' Tygcrt, Drucilla, Pomaria. Worts. 1. M., Slighs. "0t Waits, R. M., Prosperity. fa'S Wilson, Martha, Newberry. Vaughn, Jane, Newberry. I * get NOTICE TO DEMOCRATIC CLUBS, hie In accordance with the CJonstitu- " lion of the Democratic parly of South Jg Carolina, the Democratic Clubs of the II county of Newberry are hereby call- j|? ed to meet at their respective places I" of meeting on Saturday, April 26th, V 1908, for the purpose of rcorganiza- ^ \ ence 1 1 our food cf i :ss?that it has I { can injure or zcz 1 h'Z ::cpazl: j mc! s:;' i r..;t cry. | j onfideiicj you is raised with : rjkM. I j ^OfWcteB* I . y P?aa*e 1 1 jowder made earn of Tartar j :>mforting confi im baking pow- I? ay that more or ler in unchanged j J lains in the food. ? V i. At this meeting', in addition to fl election of officers for the clubr re shall be 'elected one member m vach elub Ui serve as a member the County Hxeeutive C'ommitle.2 ' two years, and also delegates to county convention which will conie at Newberry ('. II. on .^I.onday. I y I, 19i)S. Each elnb is entitled to de legato for every twenty-live rubers and* one delegaic i'or a maity fraction thereof. Fred. IT. Dominick, County Chairman. TiOE?Pretty line Easter Cards nrf Dyes at Broaddus & Ruff's. FOR SALE. have for sale the stock of goods, re fixtures, etc.. belonging to the igned estate of B. A. Kempson.. ck may be seen and examined upon, dication to (lie undersigned. Fred, II. Dominick, >ignee and Agent of the Creditors.. , NOTICE. Newberry, S. C., April 27, 1908. the Creditors of E. L. Bailes: ]j' Bailes having made a deed ol:' ignment to me, there will be a. sting ot the creditors in the otTices Blease & Dominick at Newberry, C., on Tuesday, Hie fifth day of y, 1908, at 11 o'clock a. m. for the>ointment of an agent of the cre3re. Cole, L. Blease, Assignee. r ECZEMA NOW CURAJBLE. Itching Skin Diseases Which AreTot Hereditary Instantly Rcliev- J ed by Oil of Wintergreen. \ 'an Eczema bo cured ? iome physicians say "Yes." ionic say "No." 'lie real question is. "What is nut h\ Ivzema ? ' 11 you mean se scaly eruptions, those diseases ich make their first appearance, not birth, but years afterward, and haps not until middle age?then ie can no longer be any question 1 these forms of Eczema are curaliinple vegetable oil of wintergreen, ^ed with other vegetable ingredi- 1 s, will kill the germs that infest - kin. Apply this prescription to | skin, and instantly that awful | i is gone. The very moment thelid is applied, that agonizing, tan- i zing itch disappears, and confinu- j applieatons of this external rcme- r( soon cure the disease. i \e carry in stock this oil of wingreen properly compounded -into D. D. Prescription. While we aro sure that it will cure all t-hbso es of skin trouble which are Inifed, we positively know that this D. D. Prescription, whenever rightused, will cure every last case of J mine Eczema or other skin trou- fl , which did not -exist at birth. 1 DPIIIM^NEako 1 rillIH WHI8KEV I "??'??? ?"*od at my Sanatorium In a 1 row WfNiKB. You con return to your 3 liomo In SO daya woli, frco and happy. j I liavo mado tlioflo iiabitn a specialty for ] i? y.'i,,ArH 'JJ'd etirod thousands. rnpr* I llook on Homo Treatment Bont FREE i Address I>?. B. M. WOOIXKY. 102 N. Pryor Street. AtlautA, <